Hands down the best state park campground I've ever been to! The grounds are immaculate, the staff…read moreis incredibly friendly and it's so peaceful. We stayed in site 25 and it's just perfect. The views are amazing and we loved seeing all the wildlife. We are sad to be leaving but have already decided if we come back to the area we are definitely staying here again.

We had a beautiful camping experience here! Very clean campground with kept amenities and nice,…read moreclean spots! It was perfect for an overnighter so close to the valley.

Honestly, in our 20 years of camping and staying at koa campgrounds I can say that this is the…read moreworst one yet. We requested to be next to the other person in our party months ago when we booked and was told no problem. Instead we were rows apart. Check in host (short blond hair lady) was extremely rude when we brought an issue with our site to her attention. Spots are not level. Be prepared to spend an hour leveling your rig. Other reviews mention this but camp host says they've never had a complaint. Sure buddy. The bathrooms are very outdated and smell like mildew. Playground is very empty and outdated. It had one single bench for parents to sit on. One swing set with 3 swings and a small merry go round. Some major improvements can be done here since this is a family campground. I have never seen a koa without a play structure for the kids. Long term guest leave their dogs in their campers all day barking and management doesn't care. Also stay clear of the middle dryer if you plan on doing laundry. I had to run it three times at $2.25 for a 25 min cycle to dry the small load of laundry I did. Don't try to follow the map posted outside the office as it's wrong. There are basketball hoops and a horseshoe setup but they are in a very poor location- they would be much better up by the playground vs in the back by the dumpster. When we brought our concerns regarding the extremely un level sites and rude workers to koa corporate they brushed it off with the excuse "each koa is individually owned and operated" but yet they carry the koa name and drag it thru the mud. I will not be renewing our KOA membership after this experience and will make it a priority to try to not stay at KOAs after this.

We just stayed at this campground last night. Office staff was very friendly and made our overnight…read morestay enjoyable. We enjoyed the pool and appreciated the fact they had a couple of floats to use. Overall a great experience with the staff and facilities they had to offer. Thanks so much!

Good for big rigs Mostly level…read moreFull hookups Friendly, helpful staff Have stayed 3 times on separate occasions Would definitely be back next year!

RUDE and NOT pet friendly! I called to ask for availability. First thing MaryAnn asked was if I…read morewas traveling with a dog. When I said I was, without asking what breed or size she declined and very sarcastically said "Thank you" then hung up.

First time here. We are about to watch Sha Na Na, it looks like a big auditorium, and they have a…read morebar!!

The good: beautiful location, friendly active guests, facilities are clean, quiet at night, streets…read moreare wide to accommodate large rigs. The bad: standing room only for most activities, tickets to events are sold out so fast it would make your head spin, facilities were built to handle half the guests the park holds, wifi is non-existent, no cable. The ugly: slightly overpriced considering you have limited access to facilities due to overcrowding. (Mosaics, pottery, painting, woodcarving, dances/parties) . Catering (food) is nasty most of the time.... with long lines at events.

I've been on all of the trails and have competed in races on several. Prices have gone up for park…read moreentry and passes for the first time in quite a while -- it's $10 per vehicle for entry, which I think is still a bargain for a weekend activity with the family. They keep improving the park and it's always clean when I go -- which is quite frequently (at least once a week, but usually more in the spring and summer). The facilities have changed for the better over the years and there is actually more parking within the park itself than you might guess. The volunteers are friendly and do a wonderful job welcoming people, collecting fees and offering advice. Recently, there has been work on the Pass Mountain trail that reroutes it a bit and makes it more easily passable. Wind Cave is still really popular with families, but I have noticed Talon getting a lot of traffic, especially from mountain bikers. The loop around Pass Mountain is great for a longer challenge. Be sure to subscribe to the Maricopa County Parks newsletter to be notified of activities that take place at the park.

We are so lucky. This park is right down the street from us - easy access for walks or hikes…read moreyear-round. My husband buys the Day Use annual pass for $85. It's good for a car entering or him entering without the car. ($20 extra to add an additional person, but I'm covered if I'm in the car with him.) Such a great variety of trails and elevations here. There is truly something for every type of enthusiast. I walk a lot on Blevins which is about a 3.3 mile loop. My husband does trail running. I always see lots of mountain bikers out enjoying the trails. There are also trails like Wind Cave: it's about 3.2 miles up with around 1000 ft elevation gain. At the top you get a great view of Phoenix and Ft. Hills. If the timing is right you can even see the famous Ft. Hills fountain going off in the distance. In the spring if it's a good wildflower year you might see some good wildflowers on the Pass Mt. trail. It's really just a beautiful park to come visit and enjoy the beauty of Arizona. I've seen a gila monster, rattlesnakes, lizards, jackrabbits, coyotes, tarantulas, deer and scorpions so stay alert but enjoy!

Located off highway 88 in Apache Junction, Lost Dutchman State Park is a must see with beautiful of…read moreviews of the Superstition Mountains. It's clean and well kept with plenty of things to do. There is hiking and biking trails, camping, RV camp sites, pick-nick areas, restrooms, cabins to rent and plenty of parking. Too hot to hike for me today but will definitely be back when it cools down.

I don't do a good job keeping track of all the hikes I complete (unlike other friends I know who…read moredocument everything), so for the beginning of 2026, I'm going to try to do a better job of documentation. I love the Lost Dutchman and have been here several times and it never gets old and each time I come, I am still so awestruck by the beauty of this mountain. Years ago, I completed Flatiron with my then partner and didnt know that it was rated a very difficult hike. I enjoyed it, got a really nice work out and liked the scramble up to the top! I just remember it was quite windy at the top but spectacular views. Dogs are allowed on Flatiron, but don't do that to your pup, its a pretty gnarly hike, let your puppy rest honestly as I saw so many doggies struggling. Tonight, I came just for a leisurely stroll right before sunset and also hoping to catch the first almost full moon of 2026. I love nature and being outdoors and my favorite way to spend time. Park entrance was packed tonight and the fee was $10. There is a small visitor center with souvenirs, guides, some snacks, bathrooms and last minute hiking needs. I think you can also camp here, check on their website. I parked in the Cholla day use lot and did part of the Treasure Loop and hiked for about 3 miles slowly, and spent about 2+ hours in the park. My goal tonight wasn't really to hike strenously but more to get a glimpse of the sunset and the beautiful 2026 Wolf Moon. All my goals were accomplished. Park is well maintained. I used the bathroom and it was very clean and a nice park bathroom. Plenty of covered picnic tables too. Park closed at 8pm tonight (winter). There are all different level trails here and the rangers here are super nice and helpful. Ask them any questions and they are happy to help. There are also many kinds of free maps available in the visitor center. I had a MTB map, a hiking trail map, a birding map, a native plant map! I am all mapped up! If you come and do a hike, wear sturdy hiking shoes, wear sunscreen, head covering, bug spray (there were quite a lot of mosquitoes when I hiked tonight which annoyed the heck out of me as I left my bug spray at home), lots of water, some snacks, and also headlamps (I hiked back down after sunset and the headlamp helped a lot). One of the best AZ state parks, the views are amazing (so many couples here getting their photos professionally taken), definitely check it out.

stayed here on a recent trip out west in my motorhome. great spot for the price too. Wonderful…read moreneighbors and beautiful view of the mountains

Nice hidden gem of a park, off the main road so you almost never ever hear any cars etc, the…read morestorage facility is between the park and main road and large brick wall blocks the road noise. You can socialize with neighbors or keep to yourself, your choice, I mostly stay to myself and it's very pleasant here. Year rate is the way to go, there was a raise to it a year back, I hope no further raises for a few years . I recommend you pay 2 or more years in advance to be sure you lock in current price. I really enjoy it here, been here going on 3 years now. There is no issues with sewer like someone posted many years ago, that was a one off issue it sounded like, 3 years now and everything is great here, no issues. Management is always doing various upgrades and maintenance. Highly recommend you grab a spot and do yearly, do it quick before there are no spots available. Best price on propane is right around the corner on Ironwood, closed to all stores, great convenient location.

These guys are as greedy as they come. I found my dream home here. I never thought it was possible…read morefor me to find a home I could buy that I could afford so that I could retire in a couple of years and afford the payments. I was coming from another state. I found the most beautiful place. Space rent can be a real problem. The space rent was 752/mo. Since Arizona like most states has no limits as to what they can charge even though most don't go overboard I found out(and it didn't come easily to find out) that when I purchased it would go to 1105/mo. as soon as I took ownership. Well that was the end of that for me. I was devastated. This is a beautiful and very large park collecting massive fees from many sources. Greed at it's worst. Thanks for crushing my dream.

Absolutely worst golf course ever played! Nothing good about it, unless you like, dirt fairways,…read moretall crab grass rough, bare areas on greens..do not play! Management obvious doesn't care although they'll sure take your money. 0 out of 10

This is a very nice RV Park in Apache Junction. The staff in the office is very courteous, polite &…read morevery helpful. The Camp Hosts were awesome-directed us to our site & full of information about the park. The pool was very clean, not too crowded when we were there on Sunday afternoon. We went to the clubhouse Mon night for the entertainment-very good! If we're in the area again we would definitely stay here!

We just checked in to this campground and got set up and had lunch then we tried to set up the tv…read moreand WiFi! TV was easy and we got a lot of channels, but when when we tried to set up the WiFi we found that the only WiFi is in the clubhouse, but no where else in the park. Now this would be ok if they were charging $25-30 a night, but they have the audacity to charge $75 a night!